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BEAST MODE TOUR NYC - NOVEMBER 27, 2012

Shai Linne >>> JSON >>> Theory Hazit >>> Co Campbell >>> Stephen The Levite >>> Beautiful Eulogy >>> All in one stage in NYC November 27, 2012!

Buy you tickets here >>> BEAST MODE TOUR NYC

Co Campbell added to the line-up for Beast Mode Tour in NYC November 27, 2012!!!

This just in, we have confirmed Co Campbell for the New York Beast Mode Tour date of November 27, 2012. For ya who dont know who Co Campbell is, well here is a video of him featured on Andy Mineo's song "Pressure"

We have partnered with various entities to bring to the NEW YORK, TRI-STATE & SURROUNDING AREAS a segment of the BEAST MODE TOUR to TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY, on November 27, 2012.

The artists involved are in the following video:

On November 27, 2012 The Beast Mode Tour consisting of the following 5 artists:
Beautiful Eulogy, Shai Linne, Theory Hazit, JSON & Steven The Levite


ARTSO has partnered with Lamp Mode Recordings and Humble Beast Records to present The Beast Mode Tour for this Autumn, from October to December 2012. ARTSO is an artist management company whose focus is on the comprehensive development and presentation of artists. We have collaborated with Lamp Mode and Humble Beast to display their artists, who come from different regions with varying styles of hip hop, but most importantly share the same values and message behind their music. The term Beast Mode is a common term that refers to putting all your energy into doing something to the best of your ability. We have come to adopt this term to imply that Humble Beast and Lamp Mode are joining together to do what they do in the most excellent way. In an effort to exhibit Ephesians 4:1-3, these men have committed to walk in a manner worthy of the calling which they have received while being eager to maintain unity, specifically with one another and in the body of Christ. As they seek to flesh this out, they invite their audience to do the same.


The tour will include the following; LampMode artists: Shai Linne, Stephen the Levite, Json; Humble Beast artists: Beautiful Eulogy (which includes Odd Thomas, Braille and Courtland Urbano) and Theory Hazit. The careers of these men have been established by a true and devoted following with appreciation for authentic Hip Hop. Their rare talent and treasured sound have afforded them the opportunity to collaborate with artists such as Lecrae, The Ambassador, Trip Lee & Da T.R.U.T.H. to name a few. It is with great pleasure that we display the dynamic lyricism and transformative message of these artists to a wider audience by giving them national exposure. Please join us in making the BeastMode Tour monumental.


1. Invite your FACEBOOK friends >>> http://www.facebook.com/events/456893824352026/

2. Like our FaceBook Page and make others aware of this event >>> http://www.facebook.com/BMTNYC

3. Buy Your Tickets >>> https://bmtnyc.ticketbud.com

4. Follow Beast Mode Tour NYC on Twitter

More information to come, stay tuned! Sponsored by The Real Pae, Born Twice Productions, Maranatha Grace Fort Lee, Holla Fest Radio,Grateful Apparel, HeavenBound7, Holy Music Productions

BEAST MODE TOUR is coming to NYC, November 27, 2012 -Times Square!

We have partnered with various entities to bring to the NEW YORK, TRI-STATE & SURROUNDING AREAS a segment of the BEAST MODE TOUR to TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY, on November 27, 2012.

The artists involved are in the following video:

On November 27, 2012 The Beast Mode Tour consisting of the following 5 artists:
Beautiful Eulogy, Shai Linne, Theory Hazit, JSON & Steven The Levite


ARTSO has partnered with Lamp Mode Recordings and Humble Beast Records to present The Beast Mode Tour for this Autumn, from October to December 2012. ARTSO is an artist management company whose focus is on the comprehensive development and presentation of artists. We have collaborated with Lamp Mode and Humble Beast to display their artists, who come from different regions with varying styles of hip hop, but most importantly share the same values and message behind their music. The term Beast Mode is a common term that refers to putting all your energy into doing something to the best of your ability. We have come to adopt this term to imply that Humble Beast and Lamp Mode are joining together to do what they do in the most excellent way. In an effort to exhibit Ephesians 4:1-3, these men have committed to walk in a manner worthy of the calling which they have received while being eager to maintain unity, specifically with one another and in the body of Christ. As they seek to flesh this out, they invite their audience to do the same.


The tour will include the following; LampMode artists: Shai Linne, Stephen the Levite, Json; Humble Beast artists: Beautiful Eulogy (which includes Odd Thomas, Braille and Courtland Urbano) and Theory Hazit. The careers of these men have been established by a true and devoted following with appreciation for authentic Hip Hop. Their rare talent and treasured sound have afforded them the opportunity to collaborate with artists such as Lecrae, The Ambassador, Trip Lee & Da T.R.U.T.H. to name a few. It is with great pleasure that we display the dynamic lyricism and transformative message of these artists to a wider audience by giving them national exposure. Please join us in making the BeastMode Tour monumental.


1. Invite your FACEBOOK friends >>> http://www.facebook.com/events/456893824352026/

2. Like our FaceBook Page and make others aware of this event >>> http://www.facebook.com/BMTNYC

3. Buy Your Tickets >>> https://bmtnyc.ticketbud.com

More information to come, stay tuned! Sponsored by The Real Pae, Born Twice Productions, Maranatha Grace Fort Lee, Holla Fest Radio, Holy Music Productions

Im on Google+, lots of news, lots of stuff coming, many releases...

I like how the function works there, I will try to update the blog, but it won't be as consistent as in the past.



Most of my posting is happening on Google+ now. Here's my page, hit me up if you want an invitation to Google+.

But in the meantime, for some recent happenings, Follow the hotlinks, check out:

RapFest is this coming weekend.

Man Up Tour by Reach Records, 116 Clique.

Man Up Official Movie Trailer from ReachLife Ministries on Vimeo.

Andy Mineo FKA C-Lite is now a Reach Records Artist.

If you have a daughter, or know any young girls Flame has an artist signed to his ClearSight label named V.Rose, who is dropping an album next week.

PRo has an album coming out in a few weeks.
8/23/11
This is a single from "Dying to Live" named "Mission to Mars"


This is just a few of the noteworthy mentions, there is a lot more, but right now I want to redirect you to my Google+, I will post more frequent and current there!! C'ya

LeCrae: Power In Numbers

This article is simply DOPE!! Support your Christian Hip Hop artists!!!



Article by Chris Lassiter for www.HipHopDX.com

Lupe Fiasco and Malice are reportedly championing Christian Hip Hop star LeCrae. He's selling more records in the last year than Rap's stars, and he's still new to many. HipHopDX aims to change that.

Hundreds of Hip Hop anthems have been dedicated to the topic of cash. Reach Records recording artist LeCrae, the latest rapper to make a surprising climb up the Billboard charts, raps about change.

Already the most recognizable name in the Christian Hip Hop subgenre, LeCrae has experienced greater mainstream success with the release of his last two albums, Rehab and Rehab: The Overdose. Both peaked in the Top 5 of Billboard’s Hip Hop charts and in theTtop 20 of the Billboard 200. The author of the smash hit, “Don’t Waste Your Life,” was also recently nominated for a Grammy, but a large percentage of Hip Hop fans may be new to the name and the movement.

With the present fascination about Hip Hop success stories, particularly in the face of the Recession, HipHopDX wanted to speak with LeCrae. The Houston, Texas-based emcee speaks both about what makes him different than your usual rapper, but also what makes him the same. Joined by Reach Records' Ben Washer, the two also explain how they're got strength in numbers - right there on Wednesday morning's charts.

HipHopDX: With the success of the albums, what’s been your response?

LeCrae: You know, it’s been encouraging, because it shows that there’s a voice that’s been lacking, specifically in Hip Hop. It shows that people are hungry to hear it, hungry to hear something articulated, subject matter talked about, and truth being spoken.

Obviously, we’re Christians, so we give answers to questions from a Christian perspective. It’s been really good. It’s been really exciting to see people respond to that. One, people have appreciated the quality of it, but two, people appreciate it of the content. So it’s been good.

DX: Ben, with LeCrae’s success, does it mean that Christian Hip Hop finally has a lane to run in within the market? Being the head of Reach Records with a label full of talented artists, I am curious to see how you would answer that question.

Ben Washer: I think there’s a marketplace. I think there always has been, actually. There’s been Christian hip-hoppers that have done well sales-wise in the past. I think the Lord is doing something special with LeCrae right now, and the rest of the guys on our label.

We’re seeing Trip Lee, Tedashii, those guys, I think a lot of great things for them as far as exposure and in the marketplace. I think like there’s a need like LeCrae was saying, people are hungry for a different voice in Hip Hop. So we’re excited to point to Jesus with the platform we have, so success for us just means more stuff to steward and more opportunity to point people to Jesus.

DX: LeCrae, talk a little bit about the creative process. How did you come up with the idea for the Rehab album?

LeCrae: Every album I approach I want to approach with a sincerity and a sense of authenticity. You know a lot of people think Christians are just happy-go-lucky people who are always skipping and smiling and [using a nerdy voice] "We love everything, we love everybody." They think we don’t have any problems, that we’re not realists and we don’t see the real world.

Rehab was me painting a picture of, "I do have joy and I am happy, but it’s not based off my circumstances." If you want to be honest, my circumstances at the time sucked. I really didn’t like what life was handing me. I was very conscious of the fact this world was fractured, that it was messed up, and that not only did the world need help and rehabilitation, but so did I.

And I just wanted to be authentic and communicate from that place and saying, "You know man, there is hope." And even though I’m struggling and other people are struggling, there’s hope, and it’s not an ambiguous hope that, "Aww, things will get better," but a real hope people can hold on to.

And as a Christian, we believe that hope is found in Jesus. It sounds cliché, but that’s something we’ve realized and we want to share with the world. So that’s how Rehab came about. It had nothing do with other artists putting out albums that had similar concepts and titles, It’s just from a real place.

DX: What’s surprised you the most about how the albums have been received?

LeCrae: I think this go-round it’s been the mainstream Hip Hop community has embraced it. and given it a, "I appreciate what he’s doing," or "Dude can spit," just that recognition. That’s what we are. We’re products of Hip Hop culture. We’re just articulating things from a different worldview.

That’s just been the most encouraging and surprising thing, having conversations with people like Lupe Fiasco, somebody told me that he recommended they pick up my project. [Or] Malice from Clipse, just being able to build a relationship with him and him being appreciative of what I’m doing, to HipHopDX, and just the looks I’ve gotten from so many other places, it’s been encouraging and surprising.

DX: Ben, talk a little about Reach as a brand. How do you decide who you produce, how you produce and how you market those individuals?

Ben Washer: I think our perspective isn’t really industry first. It’s people first. Our heart has always been for the people listening to our stuff or coming to the concerts. We want to be able to change their worldview and open their eyes the way they see the world, the way they see themselves, the way they see God, we want that to be a Biblical lens that they see that through.

We see ourselves as the music of a movement. LeCrae’s success kinda came out of nowhere for a lot of people. We’ve been around for seven years. We’ve just always tried to connect with people. That’s resulted in success, not really what we sought in the first place, but I don’t think our focus on success from the outset, and it still isn’t. Our focus is on the hearts of the people we’re trying to reach.

There’s no formula to it for success for us. We’re obviously devoted to authentic hip-hop, quality and good music. And we want skill to be there, but our ultimate aim is that the heart would change, not simply that we just would get a plaque.

DX: Rebel was an incredible album, too, but I see as a Hip Hop fan a marked difference between the level of influence between Rebel and the two Rehab albums.

Ben Washer: As a label, we like to see artist develop. That’s just what your seeing with LeCrae‘s stuff. We started with [his first album] Real Talk and LeCrae produced half of the beats, and our budget was really small. We were able to expand as time went on and work with other producers that were great.

You’re just seeing growth from all our artists. We’re willing to stick with them through that growth. Hopefully, we’re always getting better and the artists are getting better at their craft. We take that seriously.

DX: LeCrae, I’ve heard you talk about stewarding your platform. As your influence continues to increase, what’s that thought process like for you?

LeCrae: At the end of the day, it’s making the most of what’s in front of you, but constantly seeking wisdom. Nothing is guaranteed. Anybody can tell you that. There’s no formula for guaranteed something. That’s what it comes down to for me is just a strong dependence, a strong sense of, "God, you’re going to have to give me wisdom."

And that the end of the day, it’s about not believing your own press clippings. Because what you become what everybody has deemed a celebrity, I think that’s when the monster comes out. That’s when you start thinking that you’re something that you’re not. You start thinking the world centers around you. And if everything gets focused on me, the mission gets very small. It’s no longer about changing the world and impacting the hearts of people. It becomes about how to get everybody to think I’m awesome.

DX: You just came out with two albums. For people who are LeCrae fans, what can they expect next?

LeCrae: What people can look forward to from me is just me being a representative of the crew, my whole crew the 1-1-6 [taken from Romans 1:16]. You got a compilation album called, Man Up, with all the artists from Reach Records. We’re a movement. I’m just one person in a movement. I think if people start checking out what I’m doing, they will get real excited about this whole movement that we’re presenting.

DX: I know there a lot of people checking the Top 10 Hip Hop albums on iTunes and saying, “Who is this dude LeCrae, and what is he doing on this list?” What would you want the DX audience to know?

LeCrae: Number one, I would want them to question why the music is up there and why people are reaching for it. I would want them to say, "Hmm, I wonder what this is?" And then just investigate. And then investigate it more from a musical perspective. Just say, "Man, is it good music? Can I listen to this?" And I say that to all the deejays, radio stations, so on and so forth, I say, "Is it good, regardless of the content?"

I think people say, "Oh, it’s religious. I’m not going to play it." Everything on the radio is religious, whether they’re preaching the gospel of money, sex or weed, you know you’re still saying this will satisfy you. All we’re saying is we found a different source of satisfaction.

Nobody complains with Lupe being Muslim or people being irreligious, but it’s just when someone is communicating and talking about God consistently, people raise their eyebrows. So one, I would just say, ‘Is it quality music?’

Then I would say, "If it is [quality music] and people are resonating with it, why is that?" I think that’s because people who hear it have to deal with real-life issues. And when you deal with real-life issues, you’re going to how to deal with your own life, your own heart and your own reality. Everybody’s not in the club poppin’ bottles smoking on the greenest of weed. It’s real-life issues going on, and people have to address and talk about. That’s what I hope people will do when they listen.

DX: Trip Lee had Between Two Worlds. DJ Official dropped Entermission. Sho Baraka had his Lions and Liars project and Tedashii had the Identity Crisis. Ben, talk about the success of the Reach artists as a whole lately.

Ben Washer: It’s been exciting. I think what you’re seeing is the outcome of guys that have lived it off the stage. There’s an authenticity with all these guys. Not only are they good at their craft, they’re the real deal away from the mic. They’re not a bunch of hypocrites. They’re all trying to love their families. They’re all trying to please the Lord with their life. They’re all in a community. I think you’re seeing a crew of guys that have a like-minded passion, and that’s to change people’s hearts. It’s a powerful thing that they’ve gotten together. I’ve always seen myself as a servant to their platform. It’s been exciting over the years to watch it grow and watch more and more people receive it.”

DX: Sonically, why do you Reach’s music is so appealing?

Ben Washer: They know good music. They love good music, too. They’re checking out all different genres of music. It comes out when they make music. Everybody has a little different flavor. They are passionate to making good art. They take their projects seriously. They want them to be excellent.

DX: Any final thoughts?

LeCrae: The only thing I would add is that we’re a movement. This isn’t some fly-by-night group of dudes rapping to sell records. We really are a literal movement. If we weren’t doing music, we’d still be trying to change communities and change people’s world by communicating who Jesus is.

And every artist on the label, none of them are my Sideshow Bobs. They’re all incredible artists in their own right. None of them live in my shadow. It just so happens I was the one that was able to jump out there in a bigger way thus far, but I think if people investigate they’ll see there’s a richness and an incredible artistry with each one of the artists on the label.

Purchase Music by LeCrae

New BenJah & Dillavou "Lov'd Ones" New Bizzle "The Messenger 3" Mixtape and New Lecrae "Rehab: The Overdose" Already Dropped!

Bizzle "The Messenger 3: Truth Music" Mixtape



First, I am posting Bizzle's "The Messenger 3" Mixtape

Download Link Here >>> The Messenger 3

BenJah & Dillavou "Lov'd Ones" Album

Benjah & Dillavou dropped a joint effort, I personally love this project, Smooth Caribbean Sounds, Reggae and Hip Hop, really nice project, solid too!

Check the video for their single "Come Follow"



Cop it Link HERE!!!

Lecrae "Rehab: The Overdose"

And now lastly, go cop Lecrae's latest the follow thru to Rehab: The Overdose!

You can cop it at iTunes or Amazon.com.



Thats it for now!!! C'Ya Soon!

Projects That Have Dropped & Will Be Dropping soon! ~Flame & LeCrae...

FLAME - CAPTURED




Flame dropped an Album the last week in 2010, the name of the Album is "Captured". Its a tight project, listen to this joint here here!


You can cop it on Amazon, iTunes, & ClearSightMusic.com.

Here's another track from "Captured" called "Nonsense"


This is the Promo Vid for "Captured"


LECRAE - REHAB: The OVERDOSE

Now, for an upcoming project, well as you may already know, Lecrae dropped an Album last September named "Rehab", well on January 11, 2011 "Rehab: The OverDose" is dropping. Im excited about this one, I love "Rehab" but this project is gonna go HARD!!

This is the Promo Vid:


Here's the single, you can cop it at iTunes, this one is called "OverDose"


You can cop both these projects on Amazon, iTunes, and their individual sites, however keep in mind that "Rehab: The Overdose" isn't dropping till the 11th!

C'ya soon!

3 HHH PROJECTS FOR YOU ~ALL FREE!!!

Follow me on Twitter Link HERE >>> My Twitter Page!!!

A couple of friends ask me where to get these projects, so I decided to post all the download links in one post. Just click on the Highlighted Neon Green for the download!

Wes Pendleton "The Paste Up"

First up is Wes Pendleton's "The Paste Up" an awesome project, doctrinally sound and tight beats and production!

Link Here >>>Wes Pendleton ~ The Paste Up!!!


B3AR Fruit "Fruit Cocktail"

Second up is B3ar Fruit Compilation "Fruit Cockatail" This right here is a very tight project, features Trip Lee, Steven The Levite, Mark Arthur, C-Lite, Phanatik & Many More, definitely worth the Download! Sound Doctrinally!!!
Link Here >>>B3ar Fruit ~ Fruit Cocktail -B3ar Fruit Compilation


Bizzle & P.Dub "Best of Both Worlds"

Third up is a dude that made much headlines across the internet -Bizzle, with some controversial topics, featured on many Sucular Hip Hop sites, dropped a couple of Mixtapes, this right here is a colaboration effort Bizzle & P.Dub (aka Pretty Ricky) this is a good hear, good lyrics, Good Flow & Good tunes, its definitely worth the download.
Link Here >>>Bizzle & P. Dub ~ Best of Both Worlds



Enjoy, I hope this blesses anybody that cops these projects, remember All Free Downloads!!!

Link Here >>>Bizzle "The Messenger" First Mixtape by Bizzle, there is also "The Messenger 2"
Link Here >>> "The Messenger 2"

B3AR FRUIT Clothing & The Forerunner by Stephen the Levite

STEPHEN THE LEVITE

Stephen the Levite's sophomore project "The Forerunner" will be coming out real soon, if you like theologically sound Christian Hip Hop then this project is definite cop!!! Preorder the EP here! They have a really good deal on a CD/T-Shirt bundle.


Matter of fact you purchase the EP NOW!!!

Peep this EPK video for Stephen the Levite!!!




B3AR FRUIT

I want to mention this new Novelty T-Shirt Line, I have the priviledge to have been blessed by a brother that will go un-named, he blessed me with one of these Tee's, very simple design and to the point, the name of the label is B3AR FRUIT! The idea behind the name is simple, Believers should be bearing fruit! This is a verse form the Bible pulled from their BLOG, "For no good tree bears bad fruit, nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit, for each tree is known by its fruit."

They only have two designs right now, but they are tight! This one is their second design, these shirts are limited editions:


This is the one I got, the one that set it off! Thank you brother, you know who you are, I really appreciate the gift!


C'Ya & remember "Bear Fruit." Pun intended!

Pae

BackGround By Lecrae feat. C-Lite - Official Video

Awesome song and video from Lecrae's latest album REHAB. Go Cop it, it's FIRE!!!



Thats all for now folks... C'Ya

Lecrae's REHAB Dropped Last Tuesday, Dope Album!!!

Lecrae's Album REHAB released on Tuesday of this week, the album is pretty tight. Diverse and topic wise it is just increble!! You can purchase the album at ReachRecords.com, Amazon.com (Digital MP3 or Physical CD), iTunes, and HolyCultureDownload.com.

Here's a video of my kids dancing (more like jumping hysterically) to one of the songs off of REHAB, this one is called "Use To Do It Too" featuring KB of HGA, who is now a Reach Records artist. See the article HERE, this is exciting news!! Enjoy and join the REHAB!!!



Tracklisting & Production Credits
1) Check In
Produced by PK for PKALLDay.com
Written by Lecrae Moore, Brian Taylor, Marlon Montgomery and Warren Harris

2) Killa
Produced by CheeseBeats aka “Tha Kracken” for LateBloom Productions
Vocal Arrangement CheeseBeats aka "Tha Kracken"
Additional Vocals by Natalie Sims
Written by Lecrae Moore, Natalie Sims and John Williams

3) Divine Intervention featuring J.R.
Produced by J.R. for So Hot Productions
Written by Lecrae Moore and Courtney Peebles

4) Just Like You featuring J. Paul
Produced by J.R. for So Hot Productions
Written by Lecrae Moore, J. Paul, Jacob "Biz" Morris, Jared Foster and Courtney Peebles

5) Gotta Know feat. Benjah
Produced by Benjah and Sky
Written by Lecrae Moore, Benjamin LeRoy Thom and Justin Boller
Additional Vocals by Haley Hunt

6) Used to Do it Too featuring KB
Produced by PK for PKALLDay.com
Written by Lecrae Moore, Kevin Elijah Burgess, Brian Taylor, Marlon Montgomery and Warren Harris
Additional Vocals by PK

7) Children of the Light featuring Sonny Sandoval and Dillavou
Produced by Benjah
Written by Lecrae Moore, Sonny Sandoval, Justin Dillavou and Benjamin LeRoy Thom
Additional Vocals by Benjah

8) High featuring Sho Baraka and Suzy Rock
Produced by CheeseBeats aka “Tha Kracken” for LateBloom Productions
Written by Lecrae Moore, Amisho Lewis, and John Williams

9) New Shalom featuring PRo
Produced by Street Symphony
Written by Lecrae Moore, Derek Johnson and Torrance Esmond

10) 40 Deep featuring Trip Lee and Tedashii
Produced by CheeseBeats aka “Tha Kracken” for LateBloom Productions
Written by Lecrae Moore, William Barefield, Tedashii Anderson and John Williams

11) Walking on Water
Produced by PK for PKALLDay.com
Written by Lecrae Moore, Tina Fears, Brian Taylor, Marlon Montgomery and Warren Harris
Additional Vocals by Tina Fears

12) God Is Enough featuring Jai, Flame
Produced by Kajmir Royale
Written by Lecrae Moore, Jai Williams, Marcus Gray and Abraham Gaskin

13) Boasting featuring Anthony Evans
Produced by CheeseBeats aka “Tha Kracken” for LateBloom Productions
Written by Lecrae Moore, Chris Lee Cobbins and John Williams

14) Background featuring C-Lite
Produced by Alex Medina, G.Roc for Beat Mekanicz Productions, LLC and Joseph Prielozny
Written by Lecrae Moore, Andy Mineo, Alex Medina, George Ramirez and Joseph Prielozny

15) New Reality featuring Chinua Hawk
Produced by G.P. For Dvine Muzic/New D ENT/Preacher Boy Music
Written by Lecrae Moore and Steven Abramsamadu

16) Release Date featuring Chris Lee
Produced by CheeseBeats aka “Tha Kracken” for LateBloom Productions
Additional Vocal Arrangement CheeseBeats aka "Tha Kracken"
Written by Lecrae Moore, Chris Lee Cobbins and John Williams

17) BONUS TRACK: I Love You featuring Chris Lee
Produced by Kajmir Royale
Written by Lecrae Moore, Chris Lee Cobbins and Abraham Gaskin

C'Ya Soon!

Today, Im on a RANT...I been pretty good lately, however...

Lately, my lastest postings have been about Music, artists and more music...

Today, Im gonna segway a bit, check it, to "some" I been really good lately, staying away from judgmental and critical postings, that isn't really me folks! I believe that as Christians we are called to judge each other in love, that is if you are and call yourself a Christian. See I have lost a lot of friends to this thinking, which by the way is a Biblically sound TRUTH, I will reference the verse a lil later, just keep reading. Allow me to continue, see when you love someone and they are error, you correct them, that is if you truly love that person, this is the same principle God applies to us as his chosen and elected ones!



Last night I saw this "so called Christian" movie named "To Save a Life." This movie is/was so wishy washy it is soooo sad to watch, granted there were valid and "real" situations in the movie, the liberty the writers/producers took to portray Christians and Christianity was and is extremely poor, terrible and absurd. Listen, what upsets me most is that I know Churches that operate in this manner, really. The Christian leadership portrayed in the movie was absolutely ridiculous, weak and comprimisers. Im not gonna get into details concerning the plot, I personally hate spoilers.

I will say the following, NO WHERE IN THE ENTIRE MOVIE WAS THE GOSPEL EVER PRESENTED, NO WHERE!! Yes, Im shouting!!! This stuff frustrates me, see the changing power of GOD is in the Gospel, besides God Himself intervening, However the Word, the Bible is His Word, and ultimate authority. GOD WILL NEVER, step out his word and contradict Himself for the sake of saving people. NEVER, the Bible says that God is no liar, and therefore He will NEVER defy His WORD!! PERIOD, no ifs, ands or buts! Secondly, the name of Jesus was only mentioned ONCE! Uno, 1! Mind you, this is supposedly a Christian film, yet they did comprimise with other nonsense, I will not mention them, watch the movie and you will see what Im talking about.

I think that this movie can teach us something, that is those of us who are seriously serious about this walk. Being good isn't the way to God, we respond to God in obedience, not because we do good deeds, or the "right thing" that we will inherit eternal life, no that is a wrong motive for doing the right thing. You ought to do the right thing because it honors God and pleases Him! You see we aren't saved by works, your deeds don't make you a better person, or more "Saved." Your deeds don't even bring you closer to God, OBEDIENCE does! Honoring Him Does! Praying does! But these things don't keep us "Saved." There is nothing we can do to "keep" salvation or stay "Saved." NOTHING, NADA, NADA, NADA! Eternal life is a Gift from God, he Chooses us, His Amazing Grace is what is being demonstrated here, not because we "deserve" it. NOOOO, sorry, According to Scripture if it wasn't for God taking the first step towards us, we would never turn to HIM!!! NEVER!! We would never trust Him with our lives! We don't have that ability naturally, God has to initiate this within us, then we can turn to Him and Trust Him!

As the ESV Study Bible states in the notes for

John 6:44, No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him.

No one can come to me means “no one is able to come to me” (Greek. dynamai means “to be able”). This implies that no human being in the world, on his own, has the moral and spiritual ability to come to Christ unless God the Father draws him, that is, gives him the desire and inclination to come and the ability to place trust in Christ!

I know this isn't easy for all to grasp, but this is Scripture, and I'm only pointing out one of the many verses that insinuate this concept, therefore TRUTH!

My point in all this? Trust that the Bible is sufficient and that people truly are saved when they place their trust in God, because He has begun a good thing in them. Not because of your wonderful presentation of what Christianity is about, or lack there of the Gospel, remember relentlessly Preach Christ and Him Crucified, for this is the Crux of our message, Preach the full Gospel, not just your testimony. Preach the full counsel of GOD!! Don't rely on yourself, if you do, then you might as well quit, cause you aren't winning people to you, you aren't making people "your" disciples, But Christ's Disciples! I was there, I once relied on my efforts to "win" some, don't get me wrong God is sovereign, he does as he pleases, and His GRACE abounds, but it sucks to rely on yourself, truthfully there really isn't any genuine fruit in it! False converts is what that creates, Rely on the MASTER, rely on the one who calls, and changes hearts, and brings people back from the DEAD!!

I was once dead, but thanks be to God, I am no longer on that path, Giod is hHis ultimate GRACE was merciful to me!

For those of you who say things such as "only God can judge me," here's that verse I mantioned that I was going to give you, here it goes:

For what have I to do with judging outsiders? Is it not those inside the church whom you are to judge? God judges those outside. “Purge the evil person from among you.”
(1 Corinthians 5:12-13 ESV)

Thats the Word of God, not my words, what do you think? I will get back to you soon, maybe in the next few days!

So for now, go check out that garbage of a movie, and learn what not to do!

C'Ya
Pae

Coming soon: Are we to judge those in the Church? Or is it true that God can only judge me?

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